Sagg-e Zard

The bearded man pictured above in a green shirt holding a walkie-talkie, patrolling the streets of Tehran is Hezbollah of Lebanon's Hussein Monif Ashmar a leading operational member of the terror group with responsibilities including organizing suicide attacks. His photo was identified by a now exiled former member of Quds force: Amir Farshad Ebrahimi.

Further, Alireza Meybodi a leading commentator on exile opposition radio KRSI and Pars TV has reported, protesters have captured, identified and released Arabic speaking suppression members from the following countries: Somalia, Sudan, Oman, Syria, Yemen and Palestinians. Earlier in the upheaval Meybodi had reported the landing of three aircraft originating in Lebanon at Mahshahr Airport with Lebanese and Palestinian militias. He also reported students' eyewitness reports from Babol university, surrounded by armed Arabic speakers with no or little knowledge of the Persian language. In addition Meybodi reports the use of a Venezuelan security outfit sent recently by Hugo Chavez to protect Ahmadinejad and Khamenei since they no longer trust Iranian security personnel. Interestingly in the broadcast debates before the upheaval, Mehdi Karoubi had been puzzled by the amount of aid Ahmadinejad had sent to Hugo Chavez, he asked Ahmadinejad: "Please tell me what has Iran gained in return for all the aid and all your visits to Venezuela"

The following video shows a man claiming that the Basij militia who invaded and vandalized the apartment building where he lives spoke Persian with an Arabic accent.

Usually in foreign policy circles the use or entering of foreign troops into any land signals a greater strife, and usually heralds war. This information is in the least disturbing, Iran's sovereignty has been compromised, and will cause a dangerous imbalance in the geopolitics of the middle east. The use of Palestinians goes back to before the 1979 revolution when Yasser Arafat had flown militias to help in the street killings of the Islamic revolution. Arafat received billions of dollars from Khomeini after the victory of the Islamic revolution.

Will governments of the world stand by while the people of Iran are massacred and crushed into subservient domination by world terror.

Time for action.

Labels: Arab, Foreign troops, Hussein Ashmar, Oman, Palestinian, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, Yasser Arafat, Yemen

Unfortunately bloodbath has been a recurrence for thirty years under the Islamic republic and every peaceful gesture has been met with exponential violence. Although at this point I believe the only solution is to rise in armed defense against fascism, I find the following handbook very interesting: "From Dictatorship to Democracy" By Gene Sharp (Persian translation) از دیکتاتوری به دموکراسی

Labels: From Dictatorship to Democracy, Gene Sharp, IRAN, Joan Baez, Victory, از دیکتاتوری به دموکراسی

Tehran June 22nd 2009

Labels: Demonstrations, Gunshot, Protests, Riot Police

Moving video of clashes of Iranian people with Islam's forces of evil.
I recommend you watch it full in screen mode.

Iran in early stage of a revolution, Professor Jonathan Adelman, Josef Korbel School of International Studies, University of Denver

Iran is in "Early Stage" of New Revolution, Professor Says from EUXTV on Vimeo.

Tough road lies ahead

Image of the Basij murderer who shot scores on Monday June 15th 2009

Labels: Ayatollah, Downfall, IRAN, Revolt